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How is chemical energy related to chemical change
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How is chemical energy related to chemical change

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The process of changing chemical energy into another form of energy is called chemical change.
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Actually the other person's answer is wrong, chemical energy is related to chemical change because you need chemical energy, or activation energy, to start a chemical change/reaction.

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